15. G. Hall Public Input

Planning and Development Commission · 2026-05-07 · agenda_item

A Comprehensive Plan Amendment is under review for the CR 486 Interchange Management Area (IMA), covering approximately 1,560 acres. This amendment proposes to establish a new future land use category, "CR 486 IMA," which would divide the area into two subareas: an Economic Development Target Area (EDTA) and a Mixed-Use subarea. The proposed changes aim to guide future development patterns, encouraging a mix of residential and non-residential uses, as well as economic development opportunities. The process is currently in the transmittal public hearing phase, with a hearing before the Planning and Development Commission scheduled for May 7, 2026. If approved, this amendment would set the stage for future development, potentially involving site clearing, grading, utility work, road construction, and the vertical construction of various commercial and residential structures. Local contractors, suppliers, and service providers are encouraged to engage early to understand the evolving plans for this large development area.

total parcels

105

total acreage

720 acres

vacant parcels

36

vacant acreage

265.5 acres

developed parcels

68

developed acreage

444.5 acres

single-family parcels

23

FDOT parcels

40

total mixed use acreage

837 acres

vacant mixed use parcels

67

vacant mixed use acreage

660 acres

agricultural parcels

5

agricultural acreage

237 acres

developed mixed use parcels

53

developed mixed use acreage

177 acres

single-family mixed use parcels

21

total IMA acreage

1,560 acres

unclassified right-of-way acreage

10 acres

minimum project size

8 acres

minimum project size option

5 acres

maximum residential density

12 du/acre

maximum residential density criteria met

20 du/acre

non-residential intensity

1.0 FAR

non-residential intensity with residential

1.5 FAR

minimum residential density

6 du/acre

non-residential development expansion threshold

25 %